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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    Quote Originally Posted by Nick Young
    I can't think of any new bands I really like besides Arcade Fire, and theyre not that new, and also their third and fourth album I though sucked.

    I like new electronic dance music but in terms of rock bands, there's probably great ones out there, I just don't know about them.

    Strokes, White Stripes, Arcade Fire, those were the last great bands for me.

    Muse for example just sounds like bootleg radiohead ripoff shit but I know loads of people call them the best band in the world right now. I just dont get it.

    I like Dragonforce, they still put out good records, but yeah I can't really think of anything else new that is that great other then EDM and trance music.

    Electric music and trance are really good now though, its not a dark age of music, just a dark age of commercial rock music.
    Sounds like you need some Black Keys or Arctic Monkeys, maybe even Toro Y Moi.

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    Quote Originally Posted by Nick Young
    dawg so much sick music came out during that time, theres never been a dark ages of music.








    I don't know what your definition of popular music is, but there's no way it hell it's wide enough to include The Jesus and Mary Chain in 1985-1986, particularly in America. That was why college radio and "Alternative" rock was invented. This music was not getting airplay. The primary outlet for this music in the US was MTV and they devoted 2 hours a week to it.

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    I remember when the Jesus and Mary first played live on American TV, it was 1992 and Letterman had to explain who they were.

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    De La Soul, tribe Called quest, epmd, kool g rap, eric b and rakim, public enemy, big daddy kane, masta ace, ice cube, ice t, geto boys, ultramagnetic mcs

    right...

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    Quote Originally Posted by Guy Dudebro
    What???


    I think you meant (1975-1981)

    Yeah Buddy!
    Are you crazy?
    1975
    Fleetwood Mac- Dreams
    http://youtu.be/7RgT8Vm9_Eg
    The Four Seasons - December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)
    http://youtu.be/7RgT8Vm9_Eg
    Bruce Springsteen - Born To Run
    http://youtu.be/f3t9SfrfDZM
    1976
    Blue

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    hair metal


    love me some Motley Crue

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    Default Re: The dark ages of Popular music (1985-1991)

    The music now is wayyy worse. It's like we're in a creative block right now.

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